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Educational Visit to the High Court of Karnataka
The students of Legal Studies visited the High Court of Karnataka to gain first-hand exposure to the judicial system and understand the practical application of classroom concepts.
Initially, many students perceived courtrooms through the dramatic portrayals of films and television, expecting heated arguments, dramatic revelations and frequent objections. However, observing live court proceedings transformed their understanding. Cases involving POCSO, dowry deaths, drug-related offences and settlements helped them realise that real courtroom proceedings rely on careful listening, logical reasoning, detailed arguments and strict adherence to legal procedures.
The visit to the High Court Library encouraged students to explore legal literature and develop independent research skills. Interactions with practising advocates provided valuable insights into legal careers, professional ethics and responsibilities. The museum visit also introduced them to the institution’s rich history and heritage.
Personally, students gained a realistic perspective on the judicial process, greater respect for the legal profession and a deeper appreciation of the role of courts in delivering justice. The visit successfully bridged theory and practice, making their learning meaningful and memorable.
The students of Legal Studies visited the High Court of Karnataka to gain first-hand exposure to the judicial system and understand the practical application of classroom concepts.
Initially, many students perceived courtrooms through the dramatic portrayals of films and television, expecting heated arguments, dramatic revelations and frequent objections. However, observing live court proceedings transformed their understanding. Cases involving POCSO, dowry deaths, drug-related offences and settlements helped them realise that real courtroom proceedings rely on careful listening, logical reasoning, detailed arguments and strict adherence to legal procedures.
The visit to the High Court Library encouraged students to explore legal literature and develop independent research skills. Interactions with practising advocates provided valuable insights into legal careers, professional ethics and responsibilities. The museum visit also introduced them to the institution’s rich history and heritage.
Personally, students gained a realistic perspective on the judicial process, greater respect for the legal profession and a deeper appreciation of the role of courts in delivering justice. The visit successfully bridged theory and practice, making their learning meaningful and memorable.